UBB.Developers Forums Community Development Programming HTML, CSS, and JavaScript IFrame Questions

Is there a way to have the links in the iframe to open a new windows everytime somebody click on the links?

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Can you be more specific? Do you mean open another seperate window? Open a new window in the parent frame? Open a pop up window?

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Just like the Iframe we have on this board when you click reply. But instead of the link open within the iframe, I would like it to open another seperate new window.

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To open a new browser window from within an IFRAME, just add the "target" attribute to your HREF.

Example: link text

Note that "_blank" is the important value. It specifies that a new (blank) browser window will be opened. Also a value of "new" will do the same thing, but don't forget the preceeding underscore if you use the former option. If you wanted to open the page in the existing browser window, just substitute "_parent" as your target value. HTH!


By the way, does anyone know if NN6 supports the IFRAME tag?
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This message has been edited by VAN on December 29, 2000 at 10:43 AM

Yes NS6 shows the Iframes.
But if you want a link in a iframe open in same browser session thus in the same window but not in the iframe Target tag most be _top
But if you want all links to popup or what ever just put this after boddy tag

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Thanks guys! It works like a charm..

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